Handsome actors of Korean dramas can only compete with their Turkish counterparts in terms of popularity. And it’s not just about looks, it’s also about charisma, which makes us sympathize even with incorrigible traitors. Many things are possible on the screen, but what if these relationships are transferred to life? Let’s try to rank our favorite male characters according to the new classification of the closers. Let’s see which of them is Masik, Tube, Chechik and Stroke.
Masik
Masiki are affectionate, passionate and often successful men who are ready to carry their girlfriends in their arms. They are not abusive or henpecked people. On the contrary, they combine the energy of the alpha male with sensitivity. At the same time, it is possible to establish healthy relationships with them. They are most often seen in fantasy and historical dramas.
In Moonlight Drawn by Clouds, Crown Prince Lee Young’s relationship with Hong Ra On may be confusing at first. After all, the girl has to act like a eunuch in order to survive in the palace. And these little lies will put the heroes in funny and ridiculous situations, from which Lee Yeon will emerge with honor. And of course, the handsome man will win the hearts of women not only with his looks, generosity and sense of humor, but also with his noble actions and selfless love.
Lee Hwan from the drama “Our Blooming Youth” is definitely an exemplary mask: despite the curse and court intrigues, he was the only one who believed in the innocence of Min Jae Yi, who was wrongly accused of murder. The hero does not have the falseness inherent in the heirs of the crown: he does not hesitate to show his sincere feelings, but at the same time he never shows weakness in the face of danger.
Chechiki
Chechiks are ordinary men who do not stand out in any way, but also do not evoke negative emotions. Although they can be boring, they are ideal for long-term and healthy relationships. These men are usually the ones who deserve the approval of their parents. They are against abuse, often supportive, but also seem to be on the sidelines.
Goo Won from “Earth King” is definitely the poster boy for a healthy relationship. Despite the difference in social status, he never abused his power and also didn’t hesitate to show his feelings for the charming Jung Saran.
Ryan Gold from “Her Private Life” may not stand out in terms of looks, but he is the person you feel most comfortable with in life. He will always be there for you instead of intriguing you, meeting someone behind your back, or criticizing your efforts.
In the drama “I’ll Be Back When the Weather Is Good”, Im Eun Seob has been in love with Mok Hae Won since high school and has been loyal to her throughout his life. It’s really important to him that the person he loves feels safe and can achieve his dreams. The same example of a couple growing up together.
Tubes
Girls looking for healthy relationships often attack scuba guys; men who at first seem attractive, good-natured and mentally stable actually turn out to be manipulators.
Yoo Na-bi and Jae-young’s relationship continues to be toxic throughout “I Don’t Know But…” It’s no surprise that their love story starts with friendly sex, not romance. Jae Young only comes to the girl when he wants her and completely ignores her needs.
Yoo Jung from the drama “Cheese in the Trap” is certainly not a stalker, but he also can’t boast of a stable state of mind, and his endless neglect, manipulations, and frightening obsession with Hong Seol make their relationship toxic.
The hits
Hits are called not only “cloudy” genres, but also potentially dangerous genres, maximally unsuitable for relationships. But as we know, heartbreaking bad boys are popular.
Goo Jun Pyo and Geum Zhang Di’s relationship in Boys Over Flowers is full of red flags. Gu Zhong Pe, a high school student who is the son of rich parents and domineering girls, keeps the entire school in fear. One day, he beats up his classmate so badly that he almost commits suicide. However, Geum Zhang Di, a girl from a simple family, has no intention of tolerating the bullying and fights back. In order to get revenge on him, Gu Zhong Pe convinces three of her friends to terrorize her with sexual violence. As in all “hate to love” stories, the heroine falls for the bad guy against all odds.
The title of the drama “Love in Pain” speaks for itself. Abusive and psychopath Ka In Wook is obsessed with his wife Yoon Ma Ri, who has had to endure beatings and bullying. And although we are shown traumatic events from her past, this in no way justifies her actions.
The rich heir of the chaebol family and the playboy in the drama “The Great Seducer”, Kwon Si-yeon, falls in love with the excellent student Eun Tae-hee on a bet, shamelessly playing with her feelings. Of course, when the deception is revealed, he manages to fall in love himself, but such a commitment can hardly be called reliable, and his cynicism and arrogance will only interfere with a happy life together.
Source: People Talk
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